Pink Mouse's Planetarium (PMP) Version 1.00 (C) 1995 J.Croudy
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*      Please  read  ALL  this  text  before  attempting to use PMP.        *
*      I  cannot  be  held  responsible for any damage caused by use of     *
*      this  software,  even  if you do everything correctly and I have     *
*      made  a  mistake!   If  in  doubt don't use it.  If you have any     *
*      questions you can e-mail me, but PLEASE read the documentation       *
*      first :)                                                             *
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*                      john@lorelei.demon.co.uk                             *
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1.      Introduction

        Recomended hardware configuration:

    -   Amiga 500 upwards with at least 1 megabyte free hard-disk space.

    -   Battery backed clock. Useful but not essential.

    -   1 meg RAM or more (PMP may just run in 512k but you're pushing it!)


2.      Installation

This assumes you have extracted all the files from the archive and your
current directory is :PMP

The program requires the following libraries which you should already have:

                       diskfont.library
                       mathieeedoubbas.library
                       mathieeedoubtrans.library        

To install the program ready for use, execute the script file PMP-Install which will
copy some fonts and configuration files to FONTS: and S:


                     execute PMP-Install


3.      Using PMP

You can find documentation in these files:

            PMP/Doc/PMP-Manual            Plain text

            PMP/Doc/PMP-Manual.guide      AmigaGuide format

Please read one of these in order to learn all the capabilities of the program.

To run the program, first you must make sure the current directory is PMP,
and then run the program with...

                            PMP

...and explore!

John Croudy
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